Toronto, Canada, taken on April 9, 2017
Downtown Toronto has a fascinating and mesmerizing night scene that I can’t seem to get enough of. A walk by the harbourfront always brings some pleasant surprises… 🙂
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Jan 01, 2017 – [Sunday] WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Resilient
Toronto, Canada, taken on October 13, 2015
Salmons are resilient creatures as they must swim upstream against violent currents to spawn. While strolling along the Don River with my dad one autumn day we saw HUGE salmons in the river, jumping fiercely against the current but failing to reach the high point time after time. Then after a few minutes, they tried again, failed again, and prepared again to continue trying. Keep going, buddies!
Nov 19, 2016 – [Saturday] Is this what you call art? – Surveillance
Toronto, Canada, taken on May 31, 2015
Walking through Yorkville one day my friend noticed a wall of surveillance cameras…rows and rows of them, which apparently might be some form of art. Do they give off the vibe of “Big Brother is watching YOU”??
Nov 18, 2016 – [Friday] Patterns: Nathan Phillips Square from above
Toronto, Canada, taken on May 28, 2016
Doors Open Toronto is an annual event that allows people to access many buildings and historical sites that may normally be off limits to the general public. One of the places of interest was the Toronto City Hall, including the observation deck on the 28th (or 29th?) floor with a view of Nathan Phillips Square down below. There was a stage and apparently some sort of group exercise event that was going on while I was looking down – a charity dance, perhaps?
Oct 21, 2016 – [Friday] Patterns: Arcade
Toronto, Canada, taken on September 8, 2014
I love long arcades because they feel like a passage to another world and often give off the feeling of “sooooo fancy”. This one was taken at downtown Toronto, though I don’t remember the exact spot.
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